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A similar study in a Flemish cohort (FGFP cohort) reported that nearly 10% of inter-individual variation in the gut microbiome can be explained by medication use (Falcony et al., 2016).
Although the lower mean level of activity might be explained by medication changes (e.g., drugs that increased sedation), sample entropy is less likely to be influenced by pharmacological agents, but has previously been reported in non-manic psychotic patients (Krane-Gartiser et al. 2014; Hauge et al. 2011).
The therapeutic effects of fluoxetine in the stressed animals could not be explained by medication side effects because behavioral ratings in drug- and placebo-treated non-stressed controls did not differ.
Therefore, we are relatively confident that our results are unlikely to be explained by medication.
This finding suggests that greater IOP lowering in eyes with low corneal hysteresis cannot be explained by medication absorption, but instead must be related to either measurement artifact or truly greater pressure lowering in eyes with lower corneal hysteresis.
Subgroup analyses revealed that these weak associations were consistent for all lipid SNPs and could not be explained by medication use, sex or a difference between the MORGEN and Prospect study.
None of these results were explained by medication, premorbid social functioning or psychopathological symptoms.
All findings were explained by medications administered to the newborn prior to sample collection except for one newborn with positive urine immunoassay screen for THC.
The relationship between taking anxiety medication and falls may be explained by the medication side effects and/or by anxiety itself.
The results of this study could be explained by greater medication adherence and utilization in the full coverage group, and a consequent greater number of quit attempts.
There were 283 (11.3%) newborns for whom the compounds detected in meconium could be explained by prescribed medications given to mother and/or newborn (Group B).
